King James Bible Dictionary

WALKING, participle present tense Wauking. Moving on the legs with a slow pace; moving; conducting ones self.

WALKING, noun Wauking. The act of moving on the feet with a slow pace.

According to His commands
Deuteronomy 5:33; Psalms 1:1-6; Jeremiah 7:23

In His ways
Deuteronomy 28:9; Joshua 22:5

In the old paths
Jeremiah 6:16

As taught by Him
1 Kings 8:36; Isaiah 2:3; Isaiah 30:21

Uprightly
Proverbs 2:7

In His statutes and judgments
Ezekiel 37:24

In newness of life
Romans 6:4

Not after the flesh, but after the Spirit
Romans 8:1; Galatians 5:16

Honestly, as in the day
Romans 13:13

By faith, not by sight
2 Corinthians 5:7

In love, following Christ
Ephesians 5:2

Worthy of the Lord
Colossians 1:10

In Christ
Colossians 2:6

By the gospel rule
Philippians 3:16

In the light, as God is
1 John 1:7

In white raiment
Revelation 3:4

In the light of heaven
Revelation 21:24

Instances of:

Enoch
Genesis 5:24

Noah
Genesis 6:9

WALKING-STAFF, WALKING-STICK, noun A staff or stick carried in the hand for support or amusement in walking.

WALKING-STAFF, WALKING-STICK noun A staff or stick carried in the hand for support or amusement in walking.